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Police say gunshots were fired at an ABC-affiliated station in Sacramento. They have not determined a motive and it's unclear if there's any connection to the backlash to ABC's decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show. NBC News' Liz Kreutz reports. Researchers say online networks across the political spectrum are fueling the growth of "assassination culture". NBC News' Stephanie Gosk reports. President Trump had a two-hour phone call with China's leader this afternoon. He said that China has approved a preliminary deal for American ownership of TikTok. NBC News' Kelly O'Donnell reports. A key CDC panel voted to recommend the shot be an individual decision rather than recommend it for all adults. NBC News' Anne Thompson reports on how insurance coverage and access may be impacted. Tributes pouring in from country music stars after songwriter Brett James was killed in a plane crash. NBC News' Joe Fryer reports on the touching tributes for Brett James who was behind some of the most popular songs topping country music charts. Former White House Chief of Staff Jeff Zients told House investigators that while in office, President Biden had trouble remembering names, dates and his decision making slowed, according to a source familiar with his testimony. NBC News' Ryan Nobles reports. There's Good News Tonight for award winning actor John Leguizamo who after hundreds of movie credits is returning to the stage. The actor added playwright with his very own show titled "the Other Americans" premiering in The Public Theatre in New York City. Tom Llamas sits with Leguizamo to talk about how this new project is redefining the all-American family drama.
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